The interior concept was built around the image of a forest - calm, deep and alive, which is manifested in decoration, color palette and decorative elements. Natural shades, natural textures, classic shapes and French accents create the atmosphere of a cozy country house, where tradition and modernity harmoniously combine.
The living room should have become a place where the family gathers together every day, and, if necessary, easily turns into a space for guests to relax. Instead of the usual furniture placed along the walls, the composition was built around a central communication area. A modular sofa, folding chair and sofa form a comfortable living room during the day and turn into sleeping places in the evening. The composition is complemented by a cozy corner by the bio-fireplace - a place for quiet conversations and family evenings.
One of the key elements of the project was the storage system that occupied the entire wall. Tall cabinets and mezzanines formed an architectural portal in which it was possible to completely hide the door to the bathroom, maintaining the integrity of the composition. This solution made it possible to organize spacious storage without overloading the interior with unnecessary details and maintaining a sense of order.
For cabinet bodies we used Lamarty laminated chipboards in the decors “White” and “Taiga”. The light shade made the furniture visually lighter, and the deep muted green color from the new collection FORMAbecame a natural continuation of the forest theme running through the entire interior. Thanks to the combination of two decors, the storage system is not perceived as massive, but becomes an organic part of the space. MDF facades with classic panels support the architectural character of the interior and echo the stucco molding and doors. White ceramic handles framed in aged bronze emphasize the noble image of the furniture. Some of the facades are decorated with mirrors - this solution fills the room with reflected light, visually expands the space and creates the effect of additional windows.
Mirrored facades are decorated with Roman blinds with tassels and contrasting edging, making them resemble real windows. The botanical copy of the olive tree seems to go beyond the fresco, making the forest plot three-dimensional and alive.
Details of the project and video release can be found on the program website “Dachny Otvet”. Broadcast from June 7, 2026.
Author of the project: interior design studio "ManIt" (Olga Polyakova and Polina Martirosyan)
